Logo and organization proposal

[jgmdev]

Hi, I discovered your project (cppsp) while browsing the techempower.com benchmarks. And I got curious. Your concept is pretty nice and straightforward and I see lots of potential on it for developing performance critical web applications accompanied by a nice integrated framework as some one mentioned in other issue.

I took some time to design a logo concept in inkscape which you can license as you wish, here is the svg file http://ukulxr.1fichier.com/en/ so you can modify it and apply your own ideas, and here is a quick preview of it:

I also propose that you create a github organization something like github.com/cppsp and place all projects related to cppsp like cpoll, socketsd, etc.. for example:

github.com/cppsp (main organization)

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List of repos:

• cpoll
• cppsp
• cppsp_server
• socketsd

From the cppsp repo you could link all other required repos like cpoll, socketsd and cppsp_server using the git submodules feature as explained here: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Tools-Submodules

A little bit of organization may attract contributors to work on your code. Liked your project a lot, hope you like this idea.

[xaxaxa]

Hi,

Thanks! I've modified the logo a little bit: http://xa.us.to/cppsp-logo1.svg I'll update the project site right now.

The separate github account is a great idea; right now this repo is a big mess containing lots of unrelated stuff. I'll put it on my to-do list.

[jgmdev]

Nice!

If you have a paypal account I could donate you the amount necessary to register a domain for the project, let me know if it is possible. I saw cppsp.org is available.

In other subject, there are 2 interesting projects that you may already know because of the similarities with yours, but just in case here I'm sharing them since they may serve as another source of ideas:

http://www.micronovae.com/CSP.html http://pocoproject.org/docs/PageCompilerUserGuide.html

The poco one seems the most interesting to take ideas from to improve your cppsp framework. I would like to contribute to your project in respect to sessions and cookies handling, but I need to find some free time first.

[xaxaxa]

It's okay, I can afford a domain name :)

I've seen CSP before, but it doesn't seem to be open source, and it's last updated in 2008.

I've also seen poco before, but I never knew it had a C++ web page parser; thanks for the link! I'll look into it and see if I can take some ideas from poco to improve cppsp.

[stefanos82]

I'm interested in your project too and I hope you move this project to its own github page so I can pull it ASAP. Your coding style is a bit messy and needs a nice tight up I would say. That's a minor "issue" if I may call it like that, but it's potential is by far greater.

Also, instead of going with cppsp.org, I would suggest to go with cppsp.io; it's much nicer and more appropriate to its concept don't you think?

[redtide]

A github.com/cppsp organization could be an interesting start point, I offer my help on this.